"You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them." — Dr. Maya Angelou
Applying for Primary School
If your child was born between 01 September 2019 and 31 August 2020 your child can start Primary School in September 2024. You need to apply for Primary School before 15 January 2024. Please click this link to the eadmissions website. Also see the Starting Primary School in Tower Hamlets 2024 booklet below. If your child has an Education and Health Care Plan, please speak to Maria. |
Please check out Tower Hamlets Cost of Living support page here.
Dates for your diary
15 January - deadline for Reception applications 10 February Lunar New Year - the year of the Dragon Half term 12-16 February 21 February Bike It Breakfast 8.40am 27 February Dentist in - fluoride coating for 3-4 year olds 29 February Phoenix School - Autism Workshop Due to a diary clash - International Evening will be after Easter 7 March World Book Day - come to school in PJs for a bedtime story 8 March International Women's Day 10 March Mother's Day - here's to all the fabulous women in the world 11 March Ramadan starts (TBC) 11-15 March Science Week 18-22 March Progress Meetings with key workers to celebrate learning 28 March Easter Egg Hunt 28 March Break up for Easter holidays 1-12 April Easter holidays 15 April INSET day - school closed to children 16 April Children return to school 16 April 5pm Primary School Decisions sent |
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If you would like to come for a tour of the nursery, please see the dates and times below.
You must book via the email address below. Upcoming tour dates: Weds 13 March at 1pm FULL (the 10am tour has been changed to 1pm) Weds 13 March at 3.45pm Weds 17 April at 1.30pm & 3.45pm Weds 15 May at 1.30pm & 3.45pm Weds 12 June at 1.30pm & 3.45pm Weds 3 July at 1.30pm & 3.45pm We would appreciate a maximum of two adults per child Please email Pam to book a place: admin@rachelkeeling.towerhamlets.sch.uk Look at our fantastic garden! We are so fortunate to have an incredible outdoor space where children can access some challenging learning opportunities. Children need to learn to assess and take risks so they have an awareness of danger and can keep themselves safe: negotiating space and challenging climbing are essential developmental learning blocks which help with brain development. Please come outside when you drop your child off and see how the garden is used. |